Everyone talks about stitching and material when they get their seats redone but nobody mentions the foam underneath and I feel like that's the part that actually makes or breaks the job. My Camry driver seat has gone flat on the left side, you can basically feel the metal frame through it on longer drives, and the leather itself is still mostly fine apart from some shine. I don't want to spend on a retrim only to find out a month later that the seat is still uncomfortable because they just wrapped new material over tired old foam. I was reading up on 800 Sayara car upholstery stuff while trying to figure out if foam replacement is standard or something you have to specifically ask for, because if it's an add-on I want to know the cost before I walk in anywhere. Anyone know how this usually works, do shops replace the padding as part of the job or do you have to insist on it?

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